Chemical X

“The White Isle represents the life and history of the fabulous island of Ibiza. A place of hedonism, love and beauty. There is no better place to be represented by the clubs, stars, doves, yin yangs and all the other forms of ecstasy to be found here.”
- Chemical X

Celebrated for his pill adorned artworks, Chemical X is a pseudonymous British contemporary artist whose work fuses bold, socially charged works. He rose to fame in 1991 designing the Ministry of Sound logo and later collaborated with Banksy on Greenpeace’s Save or Delete campaign. His art explores themes like rave culture, inequality, and homelessness. In 2020, he created a street piece for Netflix's How To Sell Drugs Online (Fast) using 130,000 fake ecstasy pills. He has attracted celebrity praise from FatBoy Slim, Becky Hill and Cara Delevingne.